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I'm looking for ideas on sharing folders in a peer to peer network when we go
to Vista. My company is an accounting firm, we are on a domain but my users go out to clients and share client files by creating a peer to peer network. We are currently using XP with a local account that each user logs on with when they want to connect to the shared folder when out in the field. This is a work around so there is no authenticating when browsing for the folder. I'm tasked with finding another way when we switch to Vista Enterprise. I'm finding that with the machines on the domain, I don't have a password option to protect a folder. I'm also finding out I don't think there is anyway around not having a local account again. This is my challenge. Is there anyway around not having a local account on each pc again. If domain groups would cache locally when off the domain this would work great. I also want to stay away from a 3rd party util if possible. Your ideas would be appreciated. -- Brian Snyder Team Lead Support MCP |
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It would behoove you, and save you much grief, to hire a network consultant.
Logmein, Gotomypc etc may be better options for off site users to access specific files than what you are doing now. |